The Irish standard., 1887-03-26

contract Of laying lac, 900 feet of curb
ing gutter during the coming season.
The Catholic Building and Loan AS
ISOLATION held its monthly meeting
Saturday night last at Window Hall
ard 81 500 was paid in.
Jacob Barge has sold the Columbia
on Third street, between Nicollet and
First avenue south, to Elizabeth A.
Gainhel, of Providence, for $4,000.
The caucuses for the nomination OF
candidates for aldermen in the various
wards of the city will be held tonight,
Let every voter turn out and attend.
The usual Sunday row took place at
Market Hall during the meeting Of the
Salvation Army last Sunday afternoon.
The police succeeded as usual in que}l-
ing the disturbance.
Get your next lire insurance policy
from r.. w. McGrath, room IL, Temple
Court. ground floor: Washington ave-
nue. entrance. Best rates III The city.
Firsb-class companies.
Father Corbett delivered an able ser
mon on Wednesday night last at the
church OF the Immaculate Conception,
his topic being the Sin of Envy" He
was listened to with marked attention.
TIE IRISH STANDARD is under obi
CATION to Messrs. John D. Lyons and T.
+. Young, of Benson and others along
the line of the Manitoba road, for conr-
han.
Miller, Young & Miller have brought
suit against S. H. Baker for $500 on a
promissory note made by Baker to the
plaintiffs last November An order for
an attachment was issued by Judge
Young.
The panegyric OH St. Patrick deliy-
cred ON Sunday night last by Rev. Z.
a. Di,lahan at Holy Rosary Church,
WAS most able and eloquent effort.
TIE IRISH STANDARD will endeayor to
secure it for its readers, in the near
future,
The East side class in vocal music
under the instruction Of Prof. Baker
met at the hall OF St. Anthony of Padua
Church last Wednesday evening
large number werejpresent. The West
division class will meet at Catholic AS
ISOLATION Hall Monday evening next.
Prof, Baker is meeting with much sue
tess
George w Hineline has become sole
proprietor of the business which for
some time past has been conducted by
Heating and Hineline, at 500 plymouth
avenue. George is we'll known in Min
neapolis and has many friends who will
wish him success in his undertaking.
lie keeps a we'll selected stock of gro
ceries.
At 3l2 Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis,
is located p. i. Lawler, practical hat
ter. His business is cleaning, repair.
ing and blocking gents silk and felt
hats, ANY hat can be converted by
him to the latest style, and felt hats
dyed. It is the only establishment of
its kind in the Northwest and Mr..
Lawler is a master of the art.
Bishop Ireland will return home in
May and will probably be rendered a
grand reception by the Catholic socie-
ties of Minneapolis and st. Paul. The
visit of the Rev. Bishop to his old home
AT Merimieux, near Lyons, France, was
married by much enthusiasm. He
stayed there two weeks and at parting
delivered an eloquentaddress in French,
to the assembled people,
The semi-annual prize drill Of Com
pany A, for the johnson medal, took
place at the Armory Monday night
Lieut. Colonel Perry Harrison, First
Lieut.. F. W. Ames and Second Lieut..
j. S. Taylor were the judges. There
were IS men in the squad commanded
by Capt L. Amory. After the end
of the fourth trial all the men had fal-
len out except sergt. i. Fl. Hudson,
Sergt. j. L. FournieI private R. G..
Falk and private w. @. Goodnow. The
drill lasted one an1 one half hours.
Falk won.
The meeting Of the Immaculate Con
ception Crusaders last Tuesday evening
was q very Target and important one.
The committee o1l play reported the net
receipts Of the ST Patrick's evening
entertainment about $500. A perman-
ent dramatic committee was elected
with B.. Mousse, manager; J. j. Smith,
business manager; N. 81. Gavin, stage